who is eric garner? >> eric garner -- >> who was eric garner. >> the reason i wrote this booklet me back up for a moment -- is because on the day that they -- the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer responsible for eric's killing and argue a different word but i can't legally. but i went over to stoild and talked to other people in the street asking -- what was he like and i immediately found everybody had a story about this guy and he was interesting and funny and complicated and i thought he -- he was a person whose story would be powerful to tell if i could somehow do it because everybody who seen the video already had this emotional reaction to the video but be i quickly found out that he had this whole narrative that was led up to that moment. that if people knew it -- they would be more -- so much nor invested this his life that they would -- they would reexperience that video in a way that would be even more horrible and even more meaningful, you know, an he was an interesting guy.

who is eric garner? >> eric garner, the reason i wrote this book -- let me back up a moment. on the day the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer responsible for his killing, and i'll use a different word but i can't legally but i went over to staten island and i started talking to people in the street asking what was he like and i immediately found that everybody had a story about this guy and he was this interesting, funny and complicated and flawed and i thought he was a person whose story would be really powerful to tell if i could somehow do it. everyone had seen the video. everyone already had this emotional reaction to the video but i found out he had this whole narrative that led up to this moment that if people knew it, they would be so much more invested in his life . that they would reexperience that video in a way that would be even more horrible and even more meaningful. and he was just an interesting guy. i could give 1 million examples of what he was like. >> i've read a ton about the case but did not know he had a new baby. that at the time of hi

i'm almost certain that's what happened with their garner. i heard this through some sources, but also told in the police statements. they say a security officer turbine the morning and sent to officers to address specific conditions in the neighborhood. those officers then questioned eric garner concerning the sale of illegal cigarettes. it's that we saw in selling cigarette, that we are sent here to pick them up. >> we have time for a few questions. >> i can i have been obsessed with this case ever since it first happened. one thing i appreciated you can get enough about the case made so clears they have been harassing him for such a long time before it happened. they didn't have a real cause to arrest him. that explains why he resisted that day. he just couldn't stand it it was a bogus arrest. my other question was i didn't see a chokehold, i thought it was a hold to bring him down. that they last their balance and that's when the arm went around his snack. i thought the mts for how he lay there for so. >> the way they deal with the body a

what is else garner noticed it has two floors of support one at 1,235 and one at 1,200. she expects those numbers will hold if we get another downswing. she shes gold running up to 1,350 before it hits a ceiling of resistance. then it's 1,420s in the cards. she thinks we could go to 1,485 in the event of some major unforeseen news. in the end, gold has experienced multiple slumps in recent years and every time it's managed to bounce back. garner thinks the bitcoin-related worries will play out the same way, although we may revisit the 1,200 level before the rally kicks in. there are caveats. if garner's wrong and gold breaks down below 1,200, the bears my take it all the way down to 1,100. it could go as low as the 985, however, she thinks the odds of that is very slim. even after the cryptocurrencies substantially declined over the last couple of days, gold is not being supplanted by bitcoin as the alternative go-to. suggests that gold might be ready to make a comeback while i won't discourage anyone from buying bitcoin, just know the risks, know your limitations. i'm w

erica garner slipped into a coma yesterday. the activist's social media is asking supporters for prayers. back in 20-15, a police officer put her father, eric garner in a chokehold during an arrest resulting in his death. rallying cry for protesters against police violence. garner who is 27-since then has become an activist against police misconduct. a baltimore couple -- among the five dead... in a plane crash in florida. victoria worthington, a teacher - and her husband peter - were killed... when a small plane went down, shortly after takeoff. the cessna 340 was going from bartow - to the keys, on christmas eve. there was some fog in the area-- but it's not clear right now why the plane crashed. meanwhile, at least 4 are dead in moscow -- after a bus jumped the curb... and started going down steps - into an underground passage. police were quick to say -- this is not an act of terror... believing there was some mechanical issue, or that the driver lost control. the bus driver was interviewed by police-- and all city buses ar

>> reporter: erica garner turned personal tragedy into a public mission. she became a national advocate following the death of her father, eric garner, at the hands of a new york city police officer in 2014. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: his last words "i can't breathe," a rallying cry for those pushing to reform policing in the u.s. >> with cameras or without cameras, with your support or without your support. >> that's right! >> i'm gonna be out here, representing for my father. >> reporter: her family tweeted, "she cared when most people wouldn't have. she was good. she only pursued right, no matter what. no one gave her justice." >> so we need to vote. >> reporter: during the 2016 presidential election, garner used her platform to campaign for senator bernie sanders. >> she used her grief and her pain to fight back, and to say that we will have real police department reform in new york, and around this country. >> reporter: today sanders said, "she was a fighter for justice and will not be forgotten." >> love you. >> reporter: a young mother of two,

following the death of her father, eric garner. the black man died after a white police officer subdued him with a choke hold. >>> dozens of people are out of their homes tonight after a big fire early this morning in gaithersburg. several people were trapped inside the burning apartment building. firefighters ended up rescuing them. this happened around 4:45 am on quince orchard boulevard at the potomac oak condos. >> we had to quickly get out. >> none of the residents were hurt. a firefighter was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. or the 100 firefighters responded to this scene. caused it.>>> a somber day for family and friends. a couple killed in their home december 22. a memorial service was held for scott and buckley fricker. who were shot to death. police say by their daughter's boyfriend. one teen remains hospitalized after shooting themselves. the fricker's were trying to split up the boyfriend and her daughter because he had posted neo-nazi views on social media. >>> this is the story. you met them here first. the

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked by he was being arrested for a minor offence. police in ukraine have freed ii people who'd been held hostage in a post office in the city of kharkiv. a stand—off had been going on since the early afternoon when a man entered the building wearing an explosive belt and threatened to detonate it. the suspect has been arrested. russia's security service says it's detained a suspect behind last wednesday's supermarket blast in st petersburg. the fsb gave no details about the arrest. 18 people were injured when the device went off in a storage locker on the first floor of the store. president putin has called it an act of terrorism. the authorities in mumbai have demolished dozens of illegal structures across the city, after a huge fire killed 14 people on friday. the times of india newspaper reports that more than 100 unauthorised restaurants and pubs were brought down by bulldozers. it follows outrage over the fire at the kamala mills compound in the city, which reportedly started in a resta

. >>> this morning, a young mother, an activist her name is erica garner. she died on saturday after suffering a heart attack last week. the 27-year-old was propelled on the public stage after the death of her father, eric garner. he was put in a choke hold by an nyc police officer. >> erica garner turned personal tragedy into a public mission. she became a national advocate following the death of her father eric garner at the hands of a new york city police officer in 2014. his last words, i can't breathe, a rallying cry for those pushing to reform policing in the u.s. >> let's get support or without your support. >> that's right. >> i'm going to be out here representing for my father. >> that's right. >> reporter: her family tweeted, she cared when most people wouldn't have. she was good. she only pursued right, no matter what. >> so we need to vote. >> reporter: during the 2016 presidential election, garner used her platform to campaign for senator bernie sanders. >> she used her grief and her pain to fight back and to say that we will have real police d

. >> erica garner became a voice of police accountability following the death of her father, eric garner. >> since my father's passing, it made me an overnight activist and for me to be a spokesperson on his behalf and share his message and communicate with people and try to get justice for everyone. >> reporter: the elder garner died after a white police officer subdued him with a chokehold after a struggle on a staten island sidewalk. they held him after selling cigarettes on the street. his final words "i can't breathe," became a slogan for activists. erica garner carried on the fight against brutal police acts. she also went on campaign for bernie sanders in 2016. >> many will say eric died of a heart attack. but that's only possible because -- erica died of a heart attack. but her heart was already broken from her father's death. >> reporter: doctors put her in a medically induced coma but she experienced severe brain damage. she was 27 years old. >> she was a warrior until the end. >> reporter: her family wants garner to be remembered as a mother, daughter, sister, and aunt with a

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked bying arrested for a minor offence. authorities in mumbai have demolished dozens of illegal structures across the city, a day after a huge fire killed 14 people. the times of india newspaper reports that more than 100 unauthorised restaurants and pubs were brought down by bulldozers. it follows outrage over friday's fire at the kamala mills compound in the city, which reportedly started in a restaurant. mountain climbers will no longer be able to tackle nepal's peaks on solo expeditions. the himalayan country has imposed the ban, which includes mount everest, to try and cut the number of people killed or injured while climbing. the new rules also ban double amputees and climbers who are blind from attempting nepal's mountain pea ks without a valid medical certificate. earlier i spoke to anbarasan ethirajan, south asia editor for the bbc world service about the change of rules. the government wanted to have more control over more than 400 mountains it has opened to the public to all the m

garner was the eldest daughter of eric garner, a 43-year-old father of six who died in 2014 after an performed a chokehold on him during an arrest. eric garner's plea of "i can't breathe" became a rallying cry for the fight against abusive police behavior. erica garner became an activist in the movement to bring national attention to misconduct in law enforcement. she was 27 years old. nepal announced new restrictions on who can climb mount everest and other peaks there. in an effort to protect mountaineers, solo climbers will no longer be permitted, and foreign climbers will have to be accompanied by a guide. the ban also extends to blind and double amputee climbers who do not have medical clearance. this year, a record number of climbers have attempted to scale mount everest. six have lost their lives. and, get ready to call him sir ringo starr. the beatle's drummer, born richard starkey, is set to become a knight next year, according to britain's cabinet office. 77-year old starr joins fellow surviving beatle sir paul mccartney in receiving the title bestowed by queen elizabeth. b

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked byarrested for a minor offence. professor d watkins is author of living — and dying — while black, who worked with erica garner, joins us now from baltimore. thank you so much for coming onto bbc news. this really is another tragedy for the family, isn't it? yes, it is actually horrible. in your introduction usurped that he was choked because of a minor offence —— you said. what a lot of people don't know is that he actually didn't do anything. when he was choked to death he was not selling cigarettes that day, he was laying down on the side of a building because he was tied because he had just broken up a fight. a lot of times when the story spiral we lose the actual facts of what happened. but, you know, one of the things about eric is that she always made sure people got a chance to understand what really happens —— erica. and then she died fighting for hisjustice. erica. and then she died fighting for his justice. i guess in some ways she was an accidental activist thrust into the sp

that is jennifer garner reading the news to her chicken. everyone to read to, sing to, talk to your chickens. >> sounds like a movement. i kind of want one now. my daughter would be very happy. hanging out with a chicken seems easy compared to hanging out with bachelorettes. >> i'm not that old. i have had gray hair since my mid 20s. >> this is the 36-year old racecar driver slash real estate agent's second shot at finding love on the franchise. he was the runner-up on emily maynard's season of "the bachelorette" back in 2012. zblifb off tv for so long, so maybe they can get to know me. >> back then, bachelor fans dubbed him the kissing bandit. >> every time i see arie, the first thing we do is kiss. >> and on night one as "the bachelor," we know he locks lips with at least one woman. and after that, the kissing bandit is back. >> they're making out! >> how do you kiss a woman properly? >> always have good breath. timing. a kiss is all about timing, and you have to know that the other person wants to be kissed. >> so besides good chemistry,

ms garner came to prominence three years ago when her father, eric garner, died after being choked byice officer as he was being arrested for a minor offence. there'll be a full bulletin at the top of the hour, but now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. india. a vast country, home to over a billion people, birthplace of illustrious, ancient civilisations. and today, a fast emerging global power. and 70 years after independence, india is still a diverse, ever—evolving assortment of cultures, creeds, religions and languages. heading off the well—worn tourist path, we're on a journey that spans this vast subcontinent from east to west, travelling from one of the driest places on earth... it's quite incredible, the sand. i mean, it'sjust hard crystals, white salt. you can probably taste it. ..to one of the wettest. these are areas really for the adventurous traveller. this isn't india on tap. i'm on a quest to find out how history, religion and politics have shaped india. and i also meet the people who call this intriguing and sometimes overwhelming country home. it's going to be

. >>> why is jen garner reading to her pet chickens?> did you hear about the tortoise that escaped from school? nothing to laugh about. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> jamie foxx and katie holmes spotted getting more affectial than we have ever seen before. the video is just minutes away. >> that was a fun revelation. >>>ed latest allegations are flat-out disturbing. matt lauer is deal with a new accuser who is speaking out. will do ♪ ♪ he knows one trick only >> quote, matt took advantage of his power. it's sickening. breaks my heart he did this for so long. those are the word of addie collins. she is the first accuser to go on record with his identity. accusing him of abuse of power. saying they engaged in a one-month-long sexual relationship in 2000. at the time he was 24, and newly married to his wife annette. >> does it sound good? do you like the way it sounds? >> strange. >> in her candid account published by "variety" the wife and mother providing copies of messages she claimed were sent to her by lauer in june of 2000

i can't breathe eric garner will desperately repeat that eleven times before dying . it was just total brutality what they did to him for no reason for they said for selling the lucy. it's like they have a license to kill and all guns are strangulation is prohibited by the new york police yet the agents will not be sued this incident shocks viewers across the world all the men so that these cases of brutality and excesses by the police happen every week in the united states film blunders that cause lights on violence abuses and the victims are on most always black people. and. last november in cleveland up next time your rice a twelve year old child is playing with a plastic gun when a police car racing by stops a group c. and the officer on most instantly shoots the child. fell down. off. beginning of april in oklahoma eric harris is chased by policeman after they tackled him down. they fired bullets into his back. pocket. the agent said he mistook his weapon with his taser the man is dying but the policeman doesn't seem to be both at the. two days later in charlesto

mir rice's killer and eric garner's killer were never even charged. in the others, they came back either not guilty or a hung jury. that is what many people are finding so often that we are witnessing these killings yet there has not been accountability. host: angela davis is the editor of "policing the black man." we will talk about the theme of the book during the course of the hour. if you want to ask questions, (202) 748-8002, (202) , (202) 748-8005. 3. you can send questions or comments to her on the twitter j.ed at c-span the bjw has aashington post" count of shooting deaths. males 220, hispanic males, and what do those mongers tell you when it comes to black males in shooting deaths? guest: a lot of people asked why focus on black men, but the numbers you just cited tells the story. "the washington post" has been a great job of piecing the statistics. amazingly there has not been a national database keeping track of these killings. what the journalists have done is that "the washington post" has done a good job. explains why we focus on black m

ms garner came to prominence three years ago when her father, eric garner, died after being choked by police officer as he was being arrested for a minor offence. now on bbc news, dateline london looks forward to 2018. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i'm jane hill. today, we're taking time today to look ahead to the world in 2018 in britain, the rest of europe, the us, and around the world. with me to discuss these weighty matters, is the british commentator and columnist for the sunday telegraph, janet daley, the writer on arab affairs, abdel bari atwan, from germany's die welt, stefanie bolzen, and from the us, stryker mcguire from bloomberg. and a warm welcome to you all. thank you for being with us in between christmas and new year. we begin in europe. january is a time for talks — phase two of the brexit negotiations will finally get underway between the uk and eu, while in germany, angela merkel has to resume discussions about forming a government after her attempts to do so failed in the wake of september's election. well, janet, my goodness, it took long enough to get t

i can't breathe eric garner will desperately repeat that eleven times before dying . it was just total brutality what they did to him for no reason for they said for selling the lucy. it's like they have a license to kill and all guns are strangulation is prohibited by the new york police yet the agents will not be sued this incident shocks viewers across the world all the men so that these cases of brutality and excesses by the police happen every week in the united states film blunders that cost light on violence abuses and the victims are own most always black people. last november in cleveland up next to me a rice a twelve year old child is playing with a plastic gun when a police car racing by stops a brute see and the officer on most instantly shoots the child. off but. beginning of april in oklahoma eric harris is chased by policemen after they tackled him down. they fired bullets into his back. pocket. the agent said he mistook his weapon with his taser the man is dying but the policeman doesn't seem to be both the. two days late in charleston south walter sco

amy: that is erica garner speaking on democracy now! last year. she is currently in a medically induced coma after suffering an asthma-induced heart attack. she gave birth a few months before. photographer don hogan charles has died at the age of 79. he is most famous for his photographs of the civil rights movement, including the iconic image of malcolm x holding a rifle while peering out of the window of his home in queens, new york. charles was the first african american photographer hired by "the new york times." he died earlier this month in east harlem. and christians around the world celebrated christmas this weekend. on sunday night, pope francis called for peace in jerusalem and a two-state solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict during his christmas eve mass. >> on this festive day, let us ask the lord for peace for jerusalem and for all of the holy land. let us pray that the will to resume dialogue may prevail between the parties and that a negotiated solution can finally be reached, one that would allow the peaceful coexistence of

we saw eric garner being choked to death by police officer in staten island. tamirw 12-year-old nea rice killed by police officers as he played with a toy gun in a park. shot with his hands of the air and caught by two cameras with the dashboard of the police officer's car and from a helicopter overhead. we saw him with his hands in the air as he was shot by officer betty shelby. i think the thing so horrific about all these killings is that not one of those police officers was convicted by a jury. mir rice's killer a eric gner's kill were never even charged. in the others, they came back either not guilty or a hung jury. that is what many people are finding so often that we are witnessing these killings yet there has not been accountability. host: angela davis is the editor of "policing the black man." we will talk about the theme of the book during the course of the hour. if you want to ask questions, (202) 748-8002, (202) , (202) 748-8005. 3. you can send questions or comments to her on the twitter j.ed at c-span the bjw has aashington post" count of shooti

this is erica garner, speaking on democracy now! in 2016.rica garner: well, when you deal with grief, you talk about grief, and how regular families deal with it -- families have problems. families have trouble coping with it, but it makes it so different because now we are part of this on a national scale. mytill haven't except that father is gone, even though i talk about my dad, but i talk about him in a case study. for the latest updates you can , and my website or twitter you know, you can see i am possibly reading articles and doing research on my dad's case, but i'm not taking care of me. amy: to see all of our interviews with erica gonna, you org.go to democracynow. and those are some of the headlines. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show with a new investigation that reveals how the department of homeland security is increasingly going global, with thousands of agents from the department of homeland security and the transportation security administration stationed in more than 70 countries around the world. hundreds more dhs worke

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked byence. colombian trucks have begun delivering fifty tonnes of pork leg to venezuela, where shortages of the product led to a week of protests. roasted pork leg is a staple in the region during the christmas and new year celebrations. the venezuelan president, nicolas maduro, accused foreign countries, in particular portugal, of blocking exports in order to create discontent and destabilise his government. the portuguese government has dismissed the allegations. to the united states, because it's not every day you can take photos of a frozen water fountain like this one in new york. across vast swathes of the us, forecasters are predicting that arctic temperatures are set to stay over the new year's celebrations. to show you just how cold it is. these are thresher sharks which have washed up frozen along the coast of cape cod, in the state of massachusetts. thermometers could reach the lowest temperatures in nearly a century over the next few days and may stay there into the first week o

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked bys being arrested for a minor offence. police in ukraine have freed ii people that were held hostage in a post office in the city of kharkiv. a stand—off had been going on since the early afternoon when a man entered the building wearing an explosive belt and threatened to detonate it. the suspect has been arrested. the authorities in nepal says they've banned solo climbers from the country's mountains, including mount everest, in an attempt to reduce accidents. they've also upheld a controversial decision to introduce restrictions on disabled climbers. the government wanted to have more control over more than 400 mountains it has opened to the public to all the mountaineers around the world to see what exactly was happening. during the earthquake in 2015, many of the solo trekkers many people go for a week—long trek into the countryside, the mountainside, without any communication gadgets or anything. many people were killed during the earthquake. it took months for the authorities to

ms garner came to prominence three years ago after her father eric garner died after being choked byg arrested for a minor offence. police in ukraine have freed ii people who'd been held hostage in a post office in the city of kharkiv. a standoff had been going on since the early afternoon when a man entered the building wearing an explosive belt and threatened to detonate it. the suspect has been arrested. russia's security service says it's detained a suspect behind last wednesday's supermarket blast in st petersburg. the fsb gave no details about the arrest. 18 people were injured when the device went off in a storage locker on the first floor of the store. hospitals across the united states are dealing with a severe shortage of a critical medical supply — the bags used to administer fluids to patients. one of the biggest suppliers of the bags is based on puerto rico, which was hit by hurricane maria. the bags, normally filled with saline and other fluids, are used to dilute drugs and help rehydrate patients. scott gottlieb, commissioner of the us food and drug administration has

. >> still ahead, secrets from hollywood's hair sigh list to the stars from j lo to jen garner. >> sheid pay for me to go to beauty school. >> then the sweaty secret from star like selena gomds. >>> plus, gwyneth paltrow shares her unconditional beauty regimen. >> five days a week. closed captioning provided by -- >>>. ♪ can't keep my hand to myself ♪ selena gomez put her body full on out there. why not? she looks amazing. what is her secret? would you believe a sweat like crazy while wrapped like a burrito? i'm not kidding. we sent lauren and danny to give it a try. >> she was not feeling so well. it was about her giving her the space to take care of herself. >> an urban sweat lodge. >> emma roberts comes. they look vibrant and glowy. >> we just had to give it the a try. >> walk me through what we are going to do today. >> you're going sweat a lot. they have infrared technology. you're watching tv. mostly super comfortablement for the last ten mines you're going to be like, get he off here. people burn calories, lose weight. really good for your skin and life in general because you ha

garner is the oldest daughter of eric garner, the man killed in a police choke-hold in 2014.hat set off protests all across the country. garner is a medically induced coma. her mother says it was triggered by an asthma attack. >>> as we talk winter weather in the words of my friend and colleague craig melvin, in late december it's supposed to be cold. this morning it's down right ridiculous. for 65 million people feeling the frigid grip of arctic air, temperatures dropped as low below 37 degrees. erie, pennsylvania, they're digging out from another day of snow. 65 inches in four days. officials had to call in the national guard. >> the reports that i've gotten, guys are helping with accidents, working with emts, getting people into the hospitals from accidents, things like that. >> the worst is not over yet. for more on this, i want to bring in nbc news ron mott. i feel a little guilty sitting in west palm beach. i know you're seeing something different there in chicago. >> reporter: hey there, hallie. good morning to you. chicago is known as the windy city. unfortunately, to

around 65 votes the secessionists garnered 64, then you have the c.u.p., the kingmaker party in thisituation, very radical, garnering 4 points whatever way you look at it, pro independence groups have won this election, haven't they? >> i think they managed not to lose this was a test in terms of whether they would be able to mobilize as many people as in the past that's because of everything that's happened. there was a certain sentiment of disappointment after independence was declared. and this has clearly proven that the pro independence movement is able to mobilize borders >> with the turnout so high, because there was some expectation that the turnout would be lower, it came out at at 80%, the last election was 75%. how do you see this playing out from here in terms of coalition building >> i think it will be complicated. a number of things need to be resolved at the moment mr. carles puigdemont comes back to spanish territory, he will be arrested also that creates an issue in terms of cutting a deal with c.u.p. and the erc i think that both erc and c.u.p. will be able to suppo

garner sits on the board of trustees for the group save the children. jennifer garner: it's thrilling and exciting to be ina room filled with people who are giving their lives and service to our country. i am grateful to be part of this conversation. believe me. when i started working here nine years ago, the thought of early education being part of a national conversation was something that was very far off in the distance. it is really chilling to see everybody here and committed and ready to get to work. first, just to let you know how i got into this in the first poor. my mom grew up after poor, with 10 siblings, no inctricity or running water oklahoma. she managed somehow to get herself educated. the only member of her family to go to college. eventually they waited my sisters and me in charleston, where he throughout middle class, started by generational role property. the kind where my friends from first grade did not make it to second grade when i did, did not make it to third grade when i did and somehow, disappeared off the face of the earth a

garner's family is still holding out hope that she will recover.t back. >>> plenlt moty more news on thw tonight. the big story coming out right as we went on air. donald trump making news about the russia investigation in a new interview with "the new york times" this evening. saying it makes the u.s., quote, look very bad. donald trump also saying in the interview he believes robert mueller will treat him fairly. on the subject of robert mueller's investigation, trump saying, quote, i have the absolute right to do what i want with the justice department. he said, echoing claims by his supporters, that as president he has the power to open or end an investigation, quote. but for purposes of hopefully thinking i'm going to be treated fairly, i have stayed uninvolved with this particular matter. trump also repeated his assertion that democrats invented the russia allegations as a, quote, hoax, as a ruse, as an excuse for losing an election. trump also discussed his indicted former campaign chairman whom he called a nice and honorable man, while taki

. >> the daughter of eric garner has died following a heart attack.'ll recall garner died after a police officer subdued him with a choke hold back in 2014. his daughter ericka became a voice against police brutality after his death . she has now passed away a at a new york hospital after a week-long stay a. she was just seven years old. new video from inside the bronx apartment buildings where a deadly fire broke out. twelve people were killed including four children and a soldier home on floor it they believe it was caused by a child playing with stove. it's the deadliest fire tragedy in new york city in more than five years. t ness of their lost and found program by tweeting out pictures that passengers left behind. common ones include glasses, keys and phones but sometimes more unusual ones pop up like bowling balls and bike helmets. oftentimes people think of it as a small item that they don't want to bother to track down because it's not expensive but you stop and think as well even something perhaps as old as a three-or four year old stuffed an

erica garner, the oldest daughter of eric garner, died this morning in brooklyn.7-year-old was a prominent social justice activist who spearheaded protests against police brutality. you may remember eric garner died in 2014 after new york city police officers put him in a chokehold. a move that that department has since banned. he was selling cigarettes on the sidewalk outside a store when that happened. his death helped spark the black lives matter movement. his daughter erica had been in a coma after suffering a massive heart attack last week that left her with severe brain damage. (j.r.) a community in alabama is rallying together following the beating of a 17- year-old by police. ulysses wilkerson was hospitalized and suffered severe injuries to his face. and now loved ones are demanding that the police officers involved in the case be held accountable. reporter kim hutcherson has the story. we also want to warn you that the photos of his injuries may be graphic. a community in troy, alabama coming together saturday... chanting and holding signs that read.. "n

my country eric garner will desperately repeat that eleven times before dying. it was jests holdall brutality what they did to him for no reason for they said for selling the lucy. it's like they have a license to kill and all that stuff strangulation is prohibited by the new york police yet the agents will not be sued this incident shocks viewers across the world all the men so that these cases of brutality and excesses by the police happen every week in the united states film blunders that cost light on violence abuses and the victims are on most always black people. and. last november in cleveland up next time your rice a twelve year old child is playing with a plastic gun when a police car racing by stops a group c. and the officer on most instantly shoots the child. off but. beginning of april in oklahoma eric harris is chased by policeman after they tackled him down. they fired bullets into his back. pocket. the agent said he mistook his weapon with his taser the man is dying but the policeman doesn't seem to be both the. two days late in charleston south

erika garner became a voice for police accountability following 2014 death of her father and he died after a new york city police officer ut hut him in a choke hold making him key figure in the black lives matter movement. his daughter carried on the fight against police pru tallty. he was 27 years old. >> and stay with us everyone, still ahead on eyewitness news tonight. philadelphia is preparing for the new year making sure that all ref letters have a great experience. >> we always look at response and preparedness and make adjustments. >> a look at technology they're using this year to help keep crowds safe. >>> plus the new year would not be the same without the ball drop in new york city. we're going to take you to times square where the final preparations are taking place. >> and coming up later, a natural phenomenon off the california coast. it's wowing people from all around the world. why gray whales are popping up with grand organizer completed preparations for the new york ball drop they tested prog fwres up and down the pole an lighting display. new year's eave ball will

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the daughter of eric garner has died following a heart attack. ericka garner was a 27 year old activist for the black lives matter movement. her father died after a police officer subdued him with a choke hold in 2014. garner went into cardiac arrest earlier this week and had been in the hospital ever since president trump tweeting his support for anti government pro testors after widespread rallies take place in iran. the disem straitions began earlier this week sparked by anger over economic issues, prices of basic food poultry have surnled the president trump tweeted earlier that the iran and government should express the rights. the us government condemn the arrest s and offered support to the protestors. president donald trump put his support for protests in the iran. the pro testors began to weak economic arrests in iran and spread across the country. it condemns the arrests of pieceful protestors in iran. new details about the russian investigation, a tip from an australian diplomate into russian meddling of the election. that tip came dur

erica garner, the oldest daughter of eric garner, died this morning in brooklyn. 27-year-old was a prominent social justice activist who spearheaded protests against police brutality. you may remember eric garner died in 2014 after new york city police officers put him in a chokehold. a move that that department has since banned. he was selling cigarettes on the sidewalk outside a store when that happened. his death helped spark the black lives matter movement. his daughter erica had been in a coma after suffering a massive heart attack last week that left her with severe brain damage. (justine) a community in alabama is rallying together following the beating of a 17- year-old by police. ulysses wilkerson was hospitalized and suffered severe injuries to his face. and now loved ones are demanding that the police officers involved in the case be held accountable. reporter kim hutcherson has the story. we also want to warn you that the photos of his injuries are graphic. a community in troy, alabama coming together saturday... chanting and holding signs that read..